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Skip to comments.20 Nuclear Suitcase Bombs inside the USA
Posted on 07/14/2005 12:24:33 PM PDT by Sweetjustusnow
Paul M. Williams author of The Al-Queda Connection which is due to be released soon, provides a compilation of data based on; FBI, CIA, Vice President Cheney, Homeland Security, Attorney General Ashcroft and news sources. Makes a strong case that there are 20 suitcase nukes in the USA which have been smuggled in through the border with Mexico.
Michael Savage website as of this posting hasn't updated his site, as of yet, with yesterdays program. Check back when he does for more information on this.
Heh, great way to sell a book!
Um right. If Al Qaeda had even one suitcase nuke, they'd have used it long ago. And the notion of 5000 sleeper cells is ridiculous.
This same old rumor has been posted here in the past.
And they're using them "very, very soon" instead of now because?
Suitcase nukes, while they did/do exist, are extremely advanced forms of nuclear explosive. If they aren't maintained by a highly-skilled maintenance organization on a regular basis, they degrade to the point that they are nothing more than unusually heavy luggage. Even if some jihidiot managed to get his hands on one, the odds of it being armed, and in a good enough state of maintenance to go off, are practically nil. It is even more unlikely that any terrorist organization has access to a Nation advanced enough to produce a new one for them, since the US, the old Soviet Union, and possibly the Israelis are the only ones who ever developed such weapons or are/were capable of such.
They want anticipation to peak?
This book sure gets advertised a lot here
Calling Jack Bauer !
heard. Made my heart drop, but I regained composure and prayed. I hope you guys are right. There not on anyones time.
The guy is a nutjob. So is Savage. Tancredo should run, not walk, away from this guy.
heard. Made my heart drop, but I regained composure and prayed. I hope you guys are right. There not on anyones time.
Uh huh. Anybody besides me going to bet that the only source for "Al Qaeda Suitcase Nukes in the US" is "news" sources like WorldNutDaily?
I know one thing -- I'm not going to read this book to find out.
If nuclear devices are set off by Islamic extremists in this country Mecca will be reduced to a glob of radioactive glass in less than 12 hours ... guaranteed.
Savage hammering home the fact that he is off the deep end.
I hope that they don't consider Oklahoma City to be a major city.
5000 Wahhabi (ie, Saudi Funded) Mosques = 5000 sleeper cells.
So we can blame you for the absurd title of this thread?
Right! And 7/7 would have been the perfect day.
Would there be enough conventional explosive to kill the bomber? (I assume it would be a suicide bomber.)
HE said 5000 sleeper cell INDIVIDUALS -- or 5000 murderous lunatics, take your pick.
Maybe this story, while possible, is more likely - bunk.
And they are waiting for?
Those who are purveying this story are staggeringly irresponsible, and have destroyed any credibility they had as journalists.
Nukes aren't easy to handle, they don't preserve well, and the fact that we haven't been nuked (nor has Israel) is virtual proof that Islamists don't have them. There is nothing in their history to suggest that they would hold back for an instant, if they did have them.
His book claims they have 20 suitcase nukes?
I'm going to write a book and claim they have 21 suitcase nukes. Why would people want his book with only 20, when they can have mine, which offers an extra one free of charge?
And what makes you think they haven't already tried to set one off? People are working really hard to make sure that doesn't happen. But we'll never know about it because the Feds don't want us panicking and staying home from Wal-Mart!
..err on the side of caution, even if this individual did just drop out of a spaceship.
We just can't afford to have any mushroom clouds over our cities.
Coast-to-coast Live: tonight Paul L. Williams, author of the upcoming book, Al-Qaida Connection 07/12/05 | Perdogg
Coast to Coast Announcement: Al Qaeda Smuggling Nukes into U.S. ? Amazon.com ^ | 7/12/2005 | Paul L. Williams Posted on 07/12/2005 8:33:59 PM PDT by ex-Texan
You have to ask yourself the question about why the cable news networks do not air the story, while focussing on liar Joe Wilson, Aruba, Hurricane Emily...
"......... been smuggled in through the border with Mexico."
Simply not possible. We are in a WAR on TERROR!
Our HOMELAND is SECURE.
(especially our borders)
This story has been going on since Sept 11th. Atleast.
Possibly, though if I recall correctly, the "suitcase" was metal-lined to help concentrate the blast wave of the conventional explosives further, so any non-nuclear detonation might do nothing more than turn the case into a metal beachball.
Nukes are not that high-maintenence. A suitcase nuke would have to be VERY low-maintenence in order to not be useless under any conditions. What? Are you going to wait for a declaration of war to smuggle these in behind enemy lines? Hoping these are past their "best if used by" date is no protection.
Not unless we get rid of the touchy-feely PC multiculturalist
liberal morons in Congress. I would hope that our response
would not give them time to object.
The author's explanation is that Al Qaeda does things "when they're ready," so they're obviously not yet ready.
A BS explanation, of course, but it's the only one he can come up with.
The Williams "case" isn't strong if you know the first thing about Physics (e.g. half-life of atomic elements).
Suitcase nukes are SMALLER than ordinary nukes.
The smaller the nuke, the shorter the shelf life.
The less shielding that you have, the sooner that your electronics and conventional explosives deteriorate from the radiation.
The less fissionable material that you have, the faster you generally need your atomic trigger isotopes to emit neutrons. The faster you emit neutrons, the shorter your half-life. The shorter your half-life, the less time that you have before the nuke simply fizzles instead of booms. Beryllium trigger isotopes can have as little as a 53 day half-life, for instance. Polonium 210, a Man-made isotope that can *only* be created in nuclear reactors or cyclotrons, has a 140 day half-life.
This is simple physics. Moreover, heavy metals like uranium and plutonium are among the most brittle materials known to man, and the slightest bit of humidity turns them into uranium oxide or plutonium oxide (i.e. worthless rust).
So a "suitcase nuke" from 1991 (the fall of the CCCP) is likely little more than a rusted, shattered, fragmented collection of wiring and explosives today.
They *require* a constant, highly professional level of maintenance that needs to be performed in very, very highly advanced clean room labs.
No maintenance means no "Boom."
You're the typical vigilante...why don't you just STOP that criticism! (*goes back to drinking kool aid*)
It was my understanding that the nuke itself might have a long expiration date (though not indefinite), but the triggers are relatively volatile. You might expect to keep an unarmed suitcase in-country for 5 years or so before it would have to be serviced. However, the trigger would probably be sent/smuggled in only shortly before such a device would be used. If you didn't use the trigger within a year or so, it would degrade to the point that it would no longer work.
You know something? I'm not too sure about that. I haven't been too happy with the "winning hearts and minds" and "bring to justice" way the WOT has been handled so far.
Savage is skeptical of the report. Besides that, even if it is true what difference does it make?
Oh, OK. And they're waiting for.....?
That's still ridiculous. There's no way Al Qaeda has more than a few dozen actual operatives in the US, plus a couple hundred or so sympathizers capable of logistical support (i.e. fundraising).
The WTC bombings took a decade to carry out.
I don't know about the shelf life of nukes in suitcases.
I do know that many of the sources, and the statements from them, and much of the data that he sources is compelling and that I myself have read much of the same data.
Don't shoot the messenger.
Don't confuse the maintenance and lifetime issues of "hydrogen bombs" with those of "atomic bombs". These are worlds apart.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENJPA-1564?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12844654#action_12844654 ] Ravi P Palacherla commented on OPENJPA-1564: -------------------------------------------- Can you please elaborate on "I am getting connection object from a third party." I think you are using Connection details in persistence.xml, so what do you mean "I am getting connection object from a third party. I want to used it with JPA to fetch data from database. ?" > How to Utilizing the variable define in non-entity base class, in the entity sub class. > --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: OPENJPA-1564 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENJPA-1564 > Project: OpenJPA > Issue Type: Question > Reporter: Rajeev Chaudhary > Original Estimate: 24h > Remaining Estimate: 24h > > I have BaseFacDto class with defined properties. I have sub-class FacDto (entity) extending BaseFacDto. > public abstract class BaseFacDto { > @Column(name="FAC_NAME") > public String facName; > --- > } > @Entity > @Table(name="FAC") > public class FacDto extends BaseFacDto implements Serializable { > public FacDto(){} > @Id @Column(name="FAC_ID", nullable = false) > private String facId; > @Column(name="FAC_ADDRESS") > private String facAddress; > @Column(name="LABID") > } > Questions: > 1. When the query fac = clep.find(FacDto.class, facId); I don't see FAC_NAME in the logged SQL generated. Since Base class has this variable, so sub-class also get it by inheritance. Please verify. I have define it like this in base class > @Column(name="FAC_NAME") > private String facName; > 2. I also tried this thing. I created the variable in the sub-class without getter-setter. Now I see the FAC_NAME in the sql log. But the issue now is when I execute getter methods ( inherited from base class). the value is always null. > @Column(name="FAC_NAME") > private String facName; > 3. How OpenJPA different from JPA. I see that all OpenJpa sample uses the javax.persistance.jar (JPA jar). I am little confused over this. Please clarify > http://openjpa.apache.org/quick-start.html > Please help. > Thanks in advance > Rajeev -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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I do not suffer with this problem, but I can appreciate you gals do.Leave it with me....... It seems like I've been losing friends lately...must be something I said...
Dancing Queen (Abba)...in my pants...This is fun...lol...
Lay Lady Lay, (Dylan)...in my pants
Can't Get Enough Of Your Love...in my pants.
The Line Forms Here...in my pants.Actually not sure if that is a song...if it's not, I'll write one...
I'm glad this work day is over... balvenie on the rocks please and get yourself and the bar a round too.Cheers Algol Did someone say my favorite words "get the bar a round???"...thought I heard music to my ears...Let's see...big decisions...Hmmm...Mr. 4skin, how about a double bourbon with a bourbon chaser...and since Al is buying, give me a shot with that...let's see, how about a shot of bourbon...ah yes, great way to start off an evening...Cheers,Alan.
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I hear all that Alan but get a damn proofreader before you submit it. I bet you would get more readers and less attitude if you took that one simple step. As for me I got two people proofing after a moderator was nice enough to tell me to fix my mistakes before they rejected it. That goodwill dont last forever though baby, so now I have others help me on the back end too. Okay I said enough here but that just pissed me off when I read it. Sorry everyone. Never had anything rejected for form, grammer or spelling...only for content...
Girls Just Want To Have Fun...in my pants...
Hey Scoot...nice new av pic...you're moving up in the world, I see...
Let's Get It On...in my pants
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Hey Xuani...I am not saying I necessarily get it "perfect" the first time...I don't know that there is a "perfect" story...actually there is one, but it's not mine...The thing is, I know myself well enough to know that if I start "editing" after I write that can be an endless thing...I will try to make it "perfect" and the story will never get posted...The best thing that works for me is to write it up and put it out there, otherwise it may never go...The errors tend to get pointed out by others, and I really do appreciate that...I've already established that I am not good at proof reading my own work...my mind sort of passes over the errors no matter how often I read my stuff...besides, if I kept my stories around a month or so before posting I would have an unmanageble backlog...I tend to get a fair amount of ideas I want to write up...That explains why the first 40 or so stories I posted on Lush never had to be sent back for editing...the errors were all already picked out by readers over a period of months in some cases...And yes Nicola...I am very concious of the job the mods have...I certainly wouldn't want to do it...Cheers,Alan.
nicola... i fuked it up... wheres australia, i did it.... but cant edit... help I can't edit polls unfortunately! There's normally an option for Asia Pacific, we generally get lumped in there.Other is fine I think it would be cool to have everyone's approximate (state level?) global location on an interactive map, like google maps, but with plotted positions, like those dating adverts: http://www.lushstories.com/forum/upload/images/100-maps.jpg Gav, have you got a spare 5 minutes? Nicola...I think that is a great idea...and maybe include some kind of search feature...say, for instance...hot-looking single women within a 20 mile radius...Where is Gav???Cheers,Alan.
I don't write "rough drafts" and then go back through them. I sit there and get it right the first time. Anyone thinking they do it right the first time should read it again just because of their overconfidence. I hate to pick you out of the crowd Exakta, but you sit amongst a crowd of authors who do check their writing and tell them you do it better because you "get it right the first time"; insinuating that the others do not do it correctly. I've only read one of your stories (The Woman in the Blue Chair), but you misused the word "passed" instead of "past" since it is the past participle of the verb "to pass" when someone walked by something, "walked" putting it in the past. Another misused word is "caste" which is a societal term and not to cast light on something. **"Oh fuck." I thought to myself.** Oh Fuck should not be in quotations, it is a thought and not spoken words. And a few commas were needed where there were none, and a few semi-colons in place of a few commas or periods would work better as well. This is from one story of no proof reading. If you read the story after finishing, you will notice things that spell-checker's do not. Sorry, no one is perfect. Hey FF...never implying that I was pefect or that one way is really better than another, just the way I do it...but, thanks for pointing out things that needed to be corrected...I mentioned in another forum post recently on editing, that I have a hard time correcting my own errors because my mind seems to automatically correct them as I read my own stuff, no matter how many times I try...Actually, shouldn't 'Oh fuck' be in single quotes? I did notice that one later...Alan.
Most of my stories are long, my last being almost 12 thousand words. I'll usually spend 3 to 5 weeks on each story from typing the first word to time of submission. Fortunalty for me, I love to write and don't mind long hours at the keyboard. My poems though are a completly differant story. Both of the poems I submitted were written in about an hour. I was thinking that. If it's a short story that's one thing. If it's a novel that's a whole other "story". LOL Have you done a novel? And how long did that take???That's what I'm attempting to do now...right now it is nine pages of notes and two opening sentences...seems novel writing is a whole different animal...And I agree with others here that poems are usually fairly quick...though it took me three days to do "I'd Do It For You"...longer than any story...Later,Alan.
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Hey Roc...funny you asked this, because I just did an interview for another site last week and they asked the same thing and I was discussing it with another author earlier...Here is what I wrote for the interview...> Q. How long does it take for you to write a story? Could> you talk us through the process?I usually work the story out in my head before I start...otherwise, I would sit in front of the computer and stare at a blank screen. Still, it takes me about an hour per page in Word to write a story. That includes coffee and cigarette breaks, though. I think my process is different from most writers. I don't write "rough drafts" and then go back through them. I sit there and get it right the first time. In fact, once I type the last word and put the date, I post the story on another site. I don't even read the story until after it posts, and then only to correct any errors I might have missed...the site I post on first allows a 24 hour edit period.That's the story behind my stories...so, in other words...the longer ones tend to be an all night process...Later,Alan.
Hey FD...I think at least part of the reason is that not a lot of story sites allow incest stories...I post my stuff on eleven sites and I can only think of four that actually allow incest stories...Of those four, one is relatively new and doesn't get a lot of visits,So, incest fans don't have a lot of places to go...Different sites have different rules which affect the viewership...the fact that Lush allows incest stories and also has a relatively lax 16 years old and over policy can make for a popular combination...Later,Alan.
Oh and Scooter...would you believe Lush rejected poor Brian Damage's poem???The nerve of some people...I was going to post it here for him as a favor...I'm a nice guy that way.Later,Alan. Yes, I'm sure the majority of our readers wish to read a poem about an old guy lusting after a "little schoolgirl". Is that the one you mean?You were going to post it here as a "favour" to him? Your disrespect for this site is unashamed.The piano can start playing again now...sorry Rumple. Yeah, um that was the one...jeez, the landlord had to walk in when I was telling my story...Actually I post my stuff under three name on that "other" site I started on...the romantic stuff gets posted under 67Goat, the more deviant stuff, like my incest story where Brian has sex with his sister in the church during his cousin's wedding get posted under BrianDamage and the more fun stuff like my latest poem still get posted under Exakta66...Scooter knew what I was talking about...Actually Brian and Gary do better than me over there ratings wise...they must be better writers...Btw, there was no sex in it Nicola, the old guy was just taking a look.Hang out, I'll buy you a drink...Hey Mr. Rumpskin, get Nicola a drink...put it on my um, ah, my tab...Btw, Mr Rumster...I know you are starting to think I'm never going to pay off my tab...that I am just some sort of freeloading bum who is always looking for a free drink, but I want you to know that is far from the case. Yes sir...I have a sure fire plan to pay off my tab by tonight...you'll be impressed here...You see, a friend of a friend has a cousin who's dog groomer has an ex who used to work down at the track. So, I got a sure tip on a horse that is guaranteed to win today...Yes Sir, Mr. Rump...this is a sure thing if I've ever heard one...So, I pulled out the cushions of the sofa and managed to come up with $2.46 in assorted change and a half-eaten ham sandwhich...Anyway, I intend to go to the track later and plop down the entire $2.41 on Glue Factory in the sixth...Like I said, this is a sure thing...since the odds are a million to one, I should have a nice down payment on my tab for you tonight...I know this is a sure thing because he even sent me a picture of the horse... http://www.lushstories.com/forum/upload/images/695-thumbnail.jpg So, in case you think I'm not serious about paying you back...ha...you'll see...In the meantime, can I get a double bourbon with a bourbon chaser...just, um, put it on my tab...Later,Alan.
Yeah Rump, where did you steal the wine from? Going back to yesterday, I believe it was...this is who I was trying to think of as far as great bluesmen from Texas go...there is a Stevie Ray video with Johnny on it as well, and vids on YouTube, but most are fairly long...and I was lucky enough to see Johnny as well, his album "Showdown" with Albert Collins and Robert Cray is one of my all time favorite albums...and if you have never heard it...you should do something about that... http://www.youtube.com/v/1J_Dc_lj4d8&hl=en_US&fs=1&
Hey Lurker...I agree it should be solely on the quality of the story, regardless of what you think about the authors particular fantasy, unless it is poorly expressed...I have to say, like most people, I don't like to give low votes...most of the scores I've given on this site are 5's. but I also tend to only read authors I like...I don't do a lot of reading unless I am looking for ideas for my own stories, and I have not been short of ideas in a while...I have come across a couple of stories here I felt deserved a 2 because of a real lack of effort on the part of the writer...and I have given out a few 1's...not on Lush, and only if I feel the story was either plajorized (yes, I've seen it, but not here) or really shows a total lack of effort...some sites allow "stories" which are as little as a single sentence...But, I think you answered your own question...it should be based on quality...subjective, yes...but like that old standard for pornography...you know it when you see it...Later,Alan.
Oh and Scooter...would you believe Lush rejected poor Brian Damage's poem???The nerve of some people...I was going to post it here for him as a favor...I'm a nice guy that way.Later,Alan.
Hey Rumpster...speaking of that "new" jukebox...don't know where you found that, but it ate a bunch of my quarters again...I think I put about ten bucks in, but if you, um, reimburse me out of the register all will surely be forgotten...Oh great, Scooters here...hey Scootie, can you buy me a drink until later? Things have been a bit tight lately...I'm waiting on a check, told they put it in the mail...Ok, I know I told Mr. Rumpskin that a couple of months ago, but it's true this time...they assured me...In the meantime, I'll take a double bourbon with a bourbon chaser...whatever is top shelf this afternoon...Have to go now.Later,Alan.
Rip Van Winkle is the designated bourbon of that great Lusher, Alan. While I've been known to swill down practically anything, my drink of choice is Crown Royal and soda, which I'll now enjoy in lieu of RVW, if you don't mind. :)Rumple Foreskin Btw, Mr. Rumpskin...if you check out my profile page you can see videos of not only the one I posted here, but also Stevie Ray with the late, great Albert King, Howlin' Wolf...that's Mr. Wolf to you and other fine, tasteful choices...I also have some nice audio selections...that is if Mr. Algol hasn't stolen them all...watch him, he's known for that...And yes, RVW is considered top shelf in this fine establishment...I can't recall what the Michelin Guide has to see about Rumplebations, but it is no doubt very flattering...Those kind words aught to be good for one on the house, eh Mr. 4skin??? If not...just, um, ah...put it on my tab...Cheers,Alan.


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I paired EBC Red Stuff pads with EBC Sport rotors on my '06 Odyssey and saw a big improvement in braking performance. The initial break-in period did produce a little more dust than normal. After the break-in period, the dust production has gone down.
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Temperatures still chill to the bone, relief on the way
Published: Thursday, January 3, 2008 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, January 2, 2008 at 9:58 p.m.
Below-zero wind chill factors are forecast again today, despite a high temperature a full 10 degrees warmer than Wednesday's high of 23.
Weather at a glance
Schools in Henderson County, closed for the snow on Wednesday, are expected to be open today.
Transylvania County schools are closed today because many secondary roads are too slick for buses.
State regulators expressed concern for dogs kept outside at All Creatures animal shelter. The cold is yet another example of the inadequacies of this current shelter, of how this shelter is not able to adequately house the number of animals it has, an Agriculture Department spokesman said.
High winds knocked out power for 40 customers in Henderson County near the U.S. 25 connector. In Polk County, 241 residents lost power, Duke Energy reported.
Area ski slopes reported a brisk business with new snow and most area students out of school. Wolf Ridge Ski Area reported 4 inches of natural snow and said it was making more.
Today: Sunny with a high near 33 and north winds 10 to 15 mph that make it feel as cold as minus-2. Lows tonight should be about 12.
Friday: Sunny, with a high near 47 and an overnight low near 21.
Saturday: Mostly sunny during the day with a high near 53, mostly cloudy at night, 30.
Sunday: Partly sunny day with a high near 59, mostly cloudy at night, 36.
With winds of 20 to 30 mph, the arctic cold that arrived on New Year's Day packed a dangerous wind chill factor that cut through thick layers of clothing.
Homeless folks sought shelter at the Hendersonville Rescue Mission, while service companies hustled to keep up with demand for winter heating fuel.
The cold front brought only a dusting of snow to Henderson County, compared to several inches in the mountains along the Tennessee border. Despite an icy glaze on many secondary roads Wednesday, classes are set to resume today in Henderson and Polk counties. Transylvania County schools will remain closed due to snowy roads.
The coldest temperatures of the season will take a few days to moderate.
The forecast calls for today to be sunny with a high near 33. But north winds from 10 to 15 mph will bring continued dangerous wind chills as low as minus-2. Lows tonight may be the coldest yet, about 12.
But warmer weather is on the way. A warming trend starting Friday is expected to raise temperatures to 60 on Sunday and Monday, the National Weather Service says.
By early next week the wintry blast may seem a distant memory, with highs forecast in the low 60s Monday and high 50s Tuesday. The next chance of precipitation should come in the form of showers Tuesday and Wednesday.
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I am making a VC++ 2008 windows project, and I want to have an object that I instantiate exist for all intense, and purposes globally. this object shall be a timer to monitor how long the program has been running, and needs to be accessible by other objects for the purpose of log file generation. I know that I can mark native, and sudo-native (string) members as extern to make them reachable, but how do I get an object to exist globally to other objects. Do I put the object definition before the class of the object that needs to know of its existence (insuring to load the class first), or must I put a method in my main that allows access to the object?
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What you describe is often done using a singleton.
Here's an example on how to write one: Singleton: How should it be used
Here's another one: Can any one provide me a sample of Singleton in c++?
Also note: What is so bad about Singletons?
Just create a class with the methods you need, then declare an instance of the class global include the header of the class in all your modules where you want to use it plus have an extern declaration telling the modules that the definition is elsewhere. Maybe you have some common header that all include.
The global definition should be where the main() is
or if you prefer allocate it on the heap by using a pointer, then allocate at start of main and delete at end and just have the pointer as global.
that said, it is normally not good to have global declarations instead you should declare the MyClass in the main() and then pass a pointer to it to all functions/classes that you use. that is how i would do it. Then you don't need the extern statement and just include the header MyClass.h
one problem with global instances is that you have little or no control of when they are created/destroyed.


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Audie Award Nominee, Romance, 2013
Eveline Armstrong is fiercely loved and protected by her powerful clan, but outsiders consider her "touched." Beautiful, fey, with a level, intent gaze, she doesn't speak. No one, not even her family, knows that she cannot hear. Content with her life of seclusion, Eveline has taught herself to read lips and allows the outside world to view her as daft. But when an arranged marriage into a rival clan makes Graeme Montgomery her husband, Eveline accepts her duty -unprepared for the delights to come. Graeme is a rugged warrior with a voice so deep and powerful that his new bride can hear it, and hands and kisses so tender and skilled that he stirs her deepest passions. Graeme is intrigued by the mysterious Eveline, whose silent lips are ripe with temptation and whose bright, intelligent eyes can see into his soul. As intimacy deepens, he learns her secret. But when clan rivalries and dark deeds threaten the wife he has only begun to cherish, the Scottish warrior will move heaven and earth to save the woman who has awakened his heart to the beautiful song of a rare and magical love.
©2012 Maya Banks (P)2012 Tantor
"Suitable for a young person"
A well researched story with true, character development. Most of it was anachronistic.
Yes! A waste of listening
Books by Diana Gabaldon made me think there might be another well written one with rich textured characters.
"Strong and Courageous heroine in a tough situation"
I was swept up in this one... I became very invested once it became clear just how smart and tough and courageous Eveline was. I knew she had it in her to face whatever happened and to cope with her less-than-ideal situation.
I had confidence that they'd fall in love, especially once Graeme realized her deafness and they could move past the whole is-she-daft? issue. I was concerned about the Montgomery clansmen's abuses, and foresaw the trouble that lay ahead for her, and I was proud of how she meant to work to earn their respect and acceptance. But I was also on edge about what things could go wrong, and so when tensions built and danger arose I was not surprised. But I was still so worried the hatred from the feud would blind them and let all hell break loose.
My biggest worry was that of them being betrayed, and of the families attacking first and asking questions later. My fiancé will attest to the anxiety I felt and my determination to see the resolution before I could go to sleep. I did have some slight disappointment with the climactic action scene (though it had me holding my breath up until then). I hadn't anticipated the final family scenes and they made for a glad conclusion.
I just loved Rory, and the other Montgomery brothers grew on me. Though, I have not determined yet if I want to read the next books in the series that follow those siblings.
Narration was quite good, though not quite what I'd call exceptional. There were at least a few spots where it was difficult to tell who was speaking in dialogue due to a voice mix-up, and even hard to tell sometimes when Graeme or Eveline were thinking versus actually speaking, as distinction was barely if ever made in the reading style, or because an aloud thought followed immediately on the heels on an inner-voiced thought. But most characters' voices were differentiated most of the time, accents were appropriate, and her male intonations were adequate.
The overall theme of warring families united by forced marriage is by no means original, but I liked Banks' treatment of it here. All that said, I think this is probably the best children-of-enemies romances I've read to date.
I'm a grad student with very little time to edit reviews because I'm editing research papers. Forgive the typos. They're made with love.
"FUN BUT FLAWED - still yummy tho"
It's not every day your heroine is deaf. I was immediately intrigued by this because I wondered how the author would pull it off. Well, she almost did it.
Meet Eveline Armstrong, a beautiful girl who took a tumble from a horse a few years back and is now daft. Or so everyone thinks. SHe was going to have to marry this guy who wanted to do icky things to her so she played dumb. No one in her whole family notices in three years that she's deaf.
Graeme, awesome hero of our story, notices the first day he meets her... or well has an itch of an idea that he learns almost immediately after they're married.
So I say almost - and even though I really enjoyed this book, you may notice I gave it four stays and the story 3... The thing is, Eveline has only been deaf for a few years yet she's learned how to read lips PERFECTLY every single time. With no mixups. And the fact that she's deaf isn't a problem for anyone it's simply who she is - think Hatfields and McCoys.
I think the author did a great job working with her being deaf and how people respond but between her family not knowing, her new husband finding out immediately, her fiance wanting to do things so horrible she has to get away from him (why he wants to do these things is never explained he's just a bad guy to be a bad guy), and the fact that the moment she starts talking she goes on and on with no problem and only a little weirdness... it was a bit too unbelievable.
The story had a few continuity errors as well. Granted, I was listening and haven't relistened but what I heard was the Montgomery and Armstrong feud has been going on for 50 years ever since Eveline's grandfather killed Graeme's father. SO lets do the math shall we? Graeme is the oldest of four... considering there could have been a few deaths here or there, we can assume he's at least late fifties early 60s. And described as not very attractive - it's his voice that is sexy. WHAT?? So the sexy guy on the cover is an ugly 58 year old who still isn't ready to get married when he's forced to marry Eveline? I don't think the author meant that so I hope I heard wrong... except it kept getting reaffirmed throughout the book. I chose to ignore it and focus on the guy on the cover of the novel. Geez.
Anyway, I always say honesty is my best policy and I try and give truthful reviews so I'll give you this... ignore the few hiccups I mentioned and spend the credit - despite its flaws it's still worth a listen.
Audio-fiction ADDICT !
I love the magic of the highlands! I love Maya Banks, I love her adventures in Scotland , and more over the novelty of her characters that she used in this book. It's not your ordinary highland hero or heroine . It was something novel , new, and very very capturing. I liked the narration as well, not so think Scottish that you do to understand, just the right tone and accent to make it universally understandable.
Very nice, and I'll be waiting for her next book :)
Go get it you will not regret it!
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"Maya Banks gets better with each book"
Maya Banks should stick to writing highland stories. She is at her best in this story! I enjoy all of her highland novels, but this first book of her new series is her greatest yet!!!
I laughed and cried at this beautiful story. Don't miss this one!
I've always been a avid reader so now I'm a avid listener. I prefer the paranormal genre but I do like to switch things up. It's boring if you don't have variety. Of course I do love the romance and the hotter the better. Also, you can't beat a good thriller filled with suspense and a ending you can't even guess at until the very end.
"Weirdly captivating but rather cheesy"
I listened to this in one in two long sessions and stayed up a bit too late to listen to it. Obviously something about it captivated me. However by the time I got to the second half of my book, I was rolling my eyes quite a bit.
Ending was pretty predictable, not that's a bad thing in my book. I don't believe that every book must have some surprise ending.
The narration was very good. The Scottish accent wasn't very authentic, but that's because I have an ear for it, having a Scottish husband. Most people won't notice. She didn't manage to do a deaf accent, but that would asking too much probably. She still did a great job, and injected a lot of life into the dialogue
The Cheese factory ? Seriously this book was seriously cheesy.
I must have liked this book since I listened to all of it, which is a rarity for me these days. It was suspenseful and kept you reading. However as you progress into the book you begin to grow uneasy. This is like watching a science fiction film with weak sci-fi elements. Scottish men of that era simply did not act like that. Why even make the characters Scottish. Is this a thing ? An excuse to put a topless guy in a kilt on the cover? There was nothing especially Scottish about the culture described in the book, except for for using the words "clan" and "laird".
"I wear a fez now, fez's are cool"
"Enjoyable but repetative"
Yes, Maya Banks does tell an interesting story a bit repetitive but entertaining. Kirsten Potter does a great job, I really enjoyed her Scottish accent.
Only to those die hard romance readers.
Yes, I have, this is consistent with her other performances.
Yes, no, perhaps...
I had some issues with this story that kind of have me wavering between liking the story and disliking it.I liked that the idea of a deaf heroine. That added a uniqueness to the story. Although the heroine seemed to do a lot of sleeping. It was like she was sleeping thorough 60% of the book. Which added a bit to the repetitiveness. It also didn't help that there were comments by the characters about each others respective beauty every other paragraph, your readers get it, these two characters are paragons of beauty, we really don't need to be told every five minutes.I really enjoyed listening to Kirsten Potters voice and that probably saved me from stopping the listen before I finished it. I did enjoyed the story even if it was repetitive. I liked the heroine, even if she was sleeping most of the time. I too can be repetitive.I would say this is worth the listen if it's on sale, but not necessarily worth a credit.
"Dear Miss Banks, SEQUEL PLEASE!!!!"
When Graeme Montgomery is forced to wed Eveline Armstrong by decree of the king he thinks his life is over. Not only is her clan his mortal enemy but he fears she is not mentally competent to be any mans wife, let alone a suitable bride for him. Despite her handicap he marries her anyway and is loving and kind, but soon he finds deception is all around them in many forms. Can they reunite their clans to fight the evil that surrounds them or will it be to late?
Excellent story! I listened for hours at a time because I just didn't want to stop listening. The narrator is not my favorite but that's subjective, all in all I think she did a pretty good job. The accents were not my favorite but the story line is so riveting that you cease to care after awhile.
Well worth a credit or even paying for the book to listen to it because it seems to come alive while your listening. I am crossing my fingers for sequel!
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"The last 30 minutes made me cry!"
I wasnt expecting to be moved as much as I was with this book. Maybe it was just the hormones but I cried at the ending. I guess I was taken in from the beginning because of the disability of Eveline and the tenderness of Graeme. Im such a sap! The story is so sweet and touching. I will definately be reading book 2 of this series.
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